You are confusing the criminal court requirements and the license requirements. Contact the department of public safety and they can tell you how to reinstate.

You would need to pursue and appeal or post conviction relief. An attorney would need to review transcripts from the trial court to know whether there is any chance of success.

Hiring an attorney is going to be the best chance. At a minimum you should get a consult.

The statute of limitations refers to the period of time between a criminal act and the filing of a charge.

If you are talking about enhanceability there is often a period of time after which a prior conviction can no longer be used.

Do you have a question about the ticket?

Your best bet is to contact a reputable firm that handles landlord/tenant matters and have them assist you.

It's not real clear what you're asking. Try posting again with a question.

Generally, employment is at-will. This means that you can quit at any time for any reason or no reason at all but you can also be fired at any time for any non-discriminatory reason or no reason at all. Unless you have a contract that requires something different, you should be able to just quit... View More

If you want it done correctly, you contact a reputable business law firm and retain their services.

This doesn't make sense. Try posting again and include a question.

What is your question? Are you wondering what you should do?

I suppose she could try to report it as a theft of the dog, but it sounds like you have a pretty good defense if she really is on video consenting to you taking the dog.

I'm sorry to hear that. Do you have a question about the situation?

Some of the hearings are being held remotely via zoom. Otherwise they are proceeding pretty normally in most counties. You should have an attorney assist you with this situation so you don't get revoked.

No. The bond company keeps the money you paid as their fee for assisting you with pretrial release.

Paying the ticket is a guilty plea and will result in a record. An attorney might be able to help you avoid a record. Why not call a few?

If I were you, I would have an attorney help contest the ticket so that you increase your chances of avoiding a record.

Best move would be to get a lawyer last week or earlier. Next best move is to do that now if you’re serious about this

For enhancement purposes the state only needs to prove there was a conviction. For the new charge they have to prove the offense, but don't need pictures to do so. You could be convicted on testimony alone.

It’s impossible to say without more information. If you have your case number available a call to a lawyer could be informative. In the future the night before an appearance in criminal court isn’t the ideal time to decide it’s worth taking seriously.